Sentence examples for though originating from inspiring English sources

Chopra, who's no theologian but happens to be Indian, challenges the claims of HAF, arguing that yoga actually predates Hinduism and, though originating in his homeland, cannot be properly "owned" by any one religious tradition.

He is considered one of the outstanding promoters of the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a cult that, though originating in the Middle Ages, is peculiar to the modern Roman Catholic Church in that it honours Christ's heart as the symbol of his love.

Though originating in Hinduism, the movement rejected aspects of the Hindu Brahminism, such as the caste system, hierarchies, dogmatism and focused on ecstatic personal experience.

Though originating with and in general supportive of the clan, they do not linger to protect their own.

This diversity of form, though originating from the same genotype, points to the degree to which plant growth and development can be modulated.

The modern Christmas tree, though, originated in western Germany.

"The Double," though, originated with Korine, younger brother of "Spring Breakers" filmmaker Harmony Korine.

Though often originating in efforts to remedy or supplement inadequate childhood education, many of these programs now cater to the same range of interests served by the "nonresident adult-education centres" cited previously.